If you suffer from back pain, I suggest you do what I did:
1.) get your atlas fixed www.atlantotec.com/en (most important step), also see
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1154.msg4060.html#msg4060
2.) buy a good inversion table
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=inversion&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ainversion
Make sure you buy a high quality, stable one to make sure that there is no risk involved.
Inform yourself about possible contraindications (there are a few) BEFORE you buy an inversion table! For example: obesity, glaucoma, retinal detachment, conjunctivitis, pregnancy, spinal injury, cerebral sclerosis, swollen joints, middle ear infection, high blood pressure, hypertension, recent stroke, TIA, heart or circulatory disorders, hiatus hernia, ventral hernia, bone weakness, use of anti-coagulants including aspirin.
also watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GUW4psHJ0k
READ THE MANUAL BEFORE YOU USE IT!!!
Start SLOWLY, gradually increase the inclination!
3.) Get the rene quinton seawater ampullas, the ISOtonic version, for example from the french pharmacy at
https://anonym.to/?https://www.purepara.com/fr/vitalite/26923-quinton-isotonic-30-ampoules-3401572062422.html or search for the cheapest source for your location!
These ampullas are said to be able to refill the liquid inside your intervertebral discs (which is something medicine "officially" CANNOT do as far as I heard) by simply drinking them, therefore "automatically" reducing back pain! I have a few german articles about this, no english ones, sorry, for the german articles see my german health tips, "Tipps gegen Rückenschmerzen", here:
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1055.msg3784.html#msg3784
The method is called "Mesotherapie" in german ("mesotherapy" in english) or another english term is "NCP-therapy" ("Nutrition-Circulation-Plasma-therapy"). I heard that people pay a lot of money to drive to doctors who then administer these ampullas by infusion, but I heard that this is not necessary regarding the rehydration of the vertebral discs, drinking the content of the ampullas should be sufficient to refill the discs, I guess these doctors do not want their patients to know that ;-)
4.) try a kneeling chair, for example "varier balans". And/or get a high table so that you can work while standing!
5.) If you have back pain of unknown origin, I strongly suggest you get the FREE ebook by Dr. Charlie Johnson, see
https://www.drcharliejohnsonpt.com/
and study it thoroughly!
This should REALLY help you to determine the real SOURCE of your back pain! Also watch Dr. Johnsons youtube videos once you found out what triggers your back pain:
https://www.youtube.com/@drcharliejohnson/videos
If it turns out that you have sciatic pain, you can try the exercises at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbZzeO4P9YA, they should help immediately!
But also check out everything that Dr. Johnson has to say about all this!!
You should also try squatting (as already mentioned in the earthing section):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGXP_FH5TF4
see
https://www.naturesplatform.com
6.) I recently learned through a german youtube video by "Liebscher & Bracht" ("the pain specialists") that it is a very good idea to sleep on a mattress which is as hard as possible and on a pillow which is as thin as possible or, even better, no pillow at all. They explain this in detail in german here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRhDC1NfaI8
You should sleep on your back or on your belly, not sideways, you can slowly "retrain" your body to sleep in these two positions. Turning is natural, thats something your body wants to do for various reasons, for example because of the so called "nasal cycle", but try to turn on your back or on your belly when you wake up and realize that you are in the "wrong" sleeping position. Sleeping sideways with a pillow which is too low overstretches the neck area, sleeping sideways is generally not recommended for your entire spine and cervical spine, therefore you should try to sleep on your back or on your belly.
Regarding the hardness of your mattress, I suggest that you use your slatted frame - if you have one - and slowly set it to a harder setting. If you can still manage the hardness on the hardest setting, you might even consider getting a new mattress which is one grade harder and then set the slatted frame to softest, then slowly make the slatted frame setting harder again.
Do the same for the pillow - slowly make it thinner, until you reach the "maximum thinness" or even reach the point where you can sleep without pillow at all. You have to sleep on your back or on your belly if you want to sleep with a low pillow or no pillow at all.
7.) Incline your bed see
https://inclinedbedtherapy.com
This is an excerpt from
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1041.msg3763.html#msg3763
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The information and advice published or made available through this web site is for informational purposes only, is not a substitute for professional medical advice or services, and does not constitute a physician-patient relationship. You are advised not to use the information on this web site for diagnosing or treating a medical or health condition, instead consult a physician or other health care provider in all matters relating to your health, and particularly in respect to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. Any action on your part in response to the information provided here is at your discretion and is your personal responsibility.
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If you suffer from back pain, I suggest you do what I did:
1.) get your atlas fixed www.atlantotec.com/en (most important step), also see
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1154.msg4060.html#msg4060
2.) buy a good inversion table
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=inversion&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ainversion
Make sure you buy a high quality, stable one to make sure that there is no risk involved.
Inform yourself about possible contraindications (there are a few) BEFORE you buy an inversion table! For example: obesity, glaucoma, retinal detachment, conjunctivitis, pregnancy, spinal injury, cerebral sclerosis, swollen joints, middle ear infection, high blood pressure, hypertension, recent stroke, TIA, heart or circulatory disorders, hiatus hernia, ventral hernia, bone weakness, use of anti-coagulants including aspirin.
also watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GUW4psHJ0k
READ THE MANUAL BEFORE YOU USE IT!!!
Start SLOWLY, gradually increase the inclination!
3.) Get the rene quinton seawater ampullas, the ISOtonic version, for example from the french pharmacy at https://anonym.to/?https://www.purepara.com/fr/vitalite/26923-quinton-isotonic-30-ampoules-3401572062422.html or search for the cheapest source for your location!
These ampullas are said to be able to refill the liquid inside your intervertebral discs (which is something medicine "officially" CANNOT do as far as I heard) by simply drinking them, therefore "automatically" reducing back pain! I have a few german articles about this, no english ones, sorry, for the german articles see my german health tips, "Tipps gegen Rückenschmerzen", here:
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1055.msg3784.html#msg3784
The method is called "Mesotherapie" in german ("mesotherapy" in english) or another english term is "NCP-therapy" ("Nutrition-Circulation-Plasma-therapy"). I heard that people pay a lot of money to drive to doctors who then administer these ampullas by infusion, but I heard that this is not necessary regarding the rehydration of the vertebral discs, drinking the content of the ampullas should be sufficient to refill the discs, I guess these doctors do not want their patients to know that ;-)
4.) try a kneeling chair, for example "varier balans". And/or get a high table so that you can work while standing!
5.) If you have back pain of unknown origin, I strongly suggest you get the FREE ebook by Dr. Charlie Johnson, see
https://www.drcharliejohnsonpt.com/
and study it thoroughly!
This should REALLY help you to determine the real SOURCE of your back pain! Also watch Dr. Johnsons youtube videos once you found out what triggers your back pain:
https://www.youtube.com/@drcharliejohnson/videos
If it turns out that you have sciatic pain, you can try the exercises at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbZzeO4P9YA, they should help immediately!
But also check out everything that Dr. Johnson has to say about all this!!
You should also try squatting (as already mentioned in the earthing section):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGXP_FH5TF4
see https://www.naturesplatform.com
6.) I recently learned through a german youtube video by "Liebscher & Bracht" ("the pain specialists") that it is a very good idea to sleep on a mattress which is as hard as possible and on a pillow which is as thin as possible or, even better, no pillow at all. They explain this in detail in german here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRhDC1NfaI8
You should sleep on your back or on your belly, not sideways, you can slowly "retrain" your body to sleep in these two positions. Turning is natural, thats something your body wants to do for various reasons, for example because of the so called "nasal cycle", but try to turn on your back or on your belly when you wake up and realize that you are in the "wrong" sleeping position. Sleeping sideways with a pillow which is too low overstretches the neck area, sleeping sideways is generally not recommended for your entire spine and cervical spine, therefore you should try to sleep on your back or on your belly.
Regarding the hardness of your mattress, I suggest that you use your slatted frame - if you have one - and slowly set it to a harder setting. If you can still manage the hardness on the hardest setting, you might even consider getting a new mattress which is one grade harder and then set the slatted frame to softest, then slowly make the slatted frame setting harder again.
Do the same for the pillow - slowly make it thinner, until you reach the "maximum thinness" or even reach the point where you can sleep without pillow at all. You have to sleep on your back or on your belly if you want to sleep with a low pillow or no pillow at all.
7.) Incline your bed see https://inclinedbedtherapy.com
This is an excerpt from
http://meulengrachtforum.altervista.org/forum/index.php/topic,1041.msg3763.html#msg3763
======================================================================
You are ALLOWED to freely distribute this information, if you mention the source, do not change anything and do not commercially use it.
(Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)
version as of November 19th, 2022
======================================================================
Medical Disclaimer
The information and advice published or made available through this web site is for informational purposes only, is not a substitute for professional medical advice or services, and does not constitute a physician-patient relationship. You are advised not to use the information on this web site for diagnosing or treating a medical or health condition, instead consult a physician or other health care provider in all matters relating to your health, and particularly in respect to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. Any action on your part in response to the information provided here is at your discretion and is your personal responsibility.
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